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Hello, I need to print the air duct of the StealthBurner for a hotend change, but from the print preview, I was observing that there are several internal criticalities where there are unsupported protrusions that will most likely drip inside, creating several filaments that will increase the resistance to airflow. Could you advise me on the best printing settings or share a tested 3mf project? I've noticed that printing the infill first would help a lot since it would print the bridges first and then the walls, in addition to the order of the I/O walls. Here are some images:
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I wanted to reach out to the community and find out what you use as your go to test print / calibrate prints / torture test - Is the Benchy still the top choice? Is there an "impossible print" that can be challenging for even the best FDM printers?
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I was reviewing 3d printer videos on youtube and ran across this really informative video by MihaiDesigns. He specifically looks to identify the root cause and possible fixes for a "Wood Grain" type pattern exhibited on Dual Gear extruders, which from my understand is something that could be an issue with the Voron Afterburner design. Long story short, with some measurements, mathematics, and ruling out other issues MihaiDesigns was able to identify the root of the problem, and it led him to play or slop in the Dual Gear extruder design. Example "Wood Grain" pattern... Has anyone experienced this issue with their Voron? If it is indeed a possibility, any ideas or existing Voron UserMods on how this could be modified to reduce the play in the dual extrusion gears without limiting the torque provided by the afterburner design?
